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bgo Vegas Launches More Cutting-Edge Online Slots Titles

bgo.com has just announced the arrival of a range of new cutting edge online slot titles to its bgo Vegas collection.

2013-02-20
DOUGLAS, ISLE OF MAN, February 20, 2013 (Press-News.org) The multi-gaming site can now offer players Starlight Kiss, Andre the Giant, Alaxe in Zombie land and Tomb Raider 2: Secret of the Sword, along with a selection of other exciting new titles.

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Starlight Kiss at bgo

One of the new titles just launched at bgo Vegas is Starlight Kiss. This romantic-themed slot game is perfectly timed to coincide with Valentine's Day, with the background of the slot featuring a scene with a love struck couple, and reels packed with romantic imagery and gifts, such as chocolate boxes and love letters.

This fun game features wild symbols, scatters, 10x multipliers, re-triggerable free spins, a romantic bonus game and a total of 243 different ways to win, so slots fans are sure to fall in love with Starlight Kiss at bgo Vegas!

Tomb Raider 2: Secret of the Sword at bgo

Tomb Raider 2: Secret of the Sword has also just launched at bgo vegas. This thrilling slot game sees players setting off on an around the world adventure with Lara Croft, the star character from the popular film series. Players help Lara on her search for the ancient sword relic, unearthing hidden treasure along the way. With three bonus games, a rolling reels feature and stunning graphics this slot game is a superb addition to the bgo Vegas collection.

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[Press-News.org] bgo Vegas Launches More Cutting-Edge Online Slots Titles
bgo.com has just announced the arrival of a range of new cutting edge online slot titles to its bgo Vegas collection.